Robert "Bobby" L. Rogers

Best Party I ever hosted was when Bobby and Tracie were moving to Wisconsin from Virginia. My husband being from Milwaukee was "fired up" to treat Bobby to some Brats we had flown in from Wisconsin. Some of our fellow volleyball players had started a band and they played their first "gig" that night in our house. It was a party to remember and the first time we all had to say goodbye to Bobby. We met up again and played together at a few Volleyball National Championships and who could forget Bobby and Tracie's beautiful wedding. Always smiling, joking and spreading the love is how I will always remember Bobby. Goodbye again Bobby and Godspeed to your beautiful soul! See you on the other side! Rhonda & Tim Jacoby

I am so fortunate to have had the opportunity to meet and get to know Bobby and his entire family over the last 2 years. His and my wife Jenn's cancer journeys began almost simultaneously in December 2015. They became friends and discussed the ups and downs of treatments surgeries and countless medical visits, procedures and drugs. His friendship and mutual support was very important to Jenn as they both seemed to have more disappointment than anyone deserves through this journey. I think we may have actually met them for the first time in the chemo waiting area of the UW hospital , if memory serves me. Our most sincere condolences go out to his family and friends who have lost a great man, but all who knew him are better for it and he will live on in so many good people he touched in life and I hope all find some comfort in this fact. My brother (Doug Brunner) has been someone I have grown to respect increasingly over the years and the last two he has blown me away at the incredible friend he is to so many, especially this special man he loved so much. To Tracie and his wonderful kids, I know that Doug and the community of Cross Plains will assure that although Bobby is no longer with us physically, you will be cared for and watched over by those who knew him.

Bobby was the go-to guy on the construction of our condos at Mill Creek Estates. He was always so helpful and cheerful! I am so sorry for your loss. Joyce Anderson

Our sympathy and prayers to all of you! Marge, Jim and Erin Jenkins

As a Mother, a bit of my heart will always be with Bobby. He was the best son anybody could ever wish for. As a Husband he cherished the ground Tracie walked on, as a Father he was so loving to Ella, Jenna and Chase. When he was growing up he would work with father as a carpenter and did as much work as he could so his father could rest. His brother and two sisters would tease him about being a picky eater but he found something to tease them about too. Everyone that knew him have been blessed by his kindness towards people. You will be truly missed but never forgoten by your family.